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2 Jan 2024
#society
Breitbart: London Council Demands Companies Commit to LGBT Agenda Before Hiring Them
Camden Council in London requires private companies to show their commitment to LGBTQ+ equality in order to do business with the council. The council aims to influence businesses and promote LGBTQ+ inclusion. This move has been criticized as discriminatory and unnecessary by Reform UK and GB News presenter Martin Daubney.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Hamas deputy leader Saleh al-Arouri killed in alleged Israeli strike in Beirut suburb
Hamas deputy leader Saleh al-Arouri was killed in an Israeli strike in Beirut. The explosion occurred in a Hezbollah stronghold. If Israel is responsible, it could escalate the conflict.
#health
Forbes: What To Know About Nitazenes: Rare But Emerging Opioids More Potent Than Fentanyl
The emerging class of drugs called nitazenes is causing concern among health officials due to their potency, lack of knowledge among healthcare providers, and need for multiple doses of naloxone in overdoses. Nitazenes are synthetic opioids that are even stronger than fentanyl and have a high risk of overdose. There have been reported deaths and an increase in nitazene-related cases, and it is believed that they are coming from the dark web. The DEA has received thousands of nitazene-related reports since 2019, and these drugs are often mixed with other substances, making them difficult to reverse overdoses.
#education
Forbes: Harvard President Claudine Gay To Resign, Reports Say
Harvard President Claudine Gay has reportedly resigned amid mounting pressure over her handling of antisemitism on campus and allegations of plagiarism.
#other
Breitbart: Japan Tallies 48 Deaths, '90 Percent of Houses' Destroyed at Earthquake Epicenter
A devastating earthquake hits Suzu, Japan, destroying 90% of houses. The death toll is expected to rise as access to the affected areas is limited. The government mobilizes troops to rescue survivors and provide aid.